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Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-09-21
A GREAT STATE, TEXAS.
HER PRINCIPAL INDUSTRY SEEMS TO
BE FLOURISHING WITH WGoR.

While the shsrins Are Wildly Chasing the
Train Robbers Those Bold Texans Drop
Down on a Train, Scoop $4,000, and
Vanish Again-A Kentucky Episode
yniainy in Various Gnises.
Fort WORTH, Tex, Sept 2i-The through
express train from San Francisco on the
Texas & Pacific road was boarded by train
robbers at Benbrook Tuesday night, and the
express and the mail car robbed of $50 900
worth of packages and letters The pas
sengers were not moleSted The robbers as
capped, leaving no clue Two of the men
m ouuted the rab as the engine pulled out Of
Benbroos. They We're masked and held re-
vovers TO the heads Of the engineer and fire
man, and compelled the engineer 10
run the train To high tres
tie, the same on which train
was robbed last June They stopped the
train so that the Passenger cars were over
the trestle Two other rotbers then boarded
the express car after firing several shors into
it, and compelling Messenger Malonev to open
the door They cleared out the safe. and
then went through the mail car and took
every registered letter. Griffith, the mail
messenger, made no resistance. The men
then left the train and ordered the engineer
to pull out, which he dii. TIN robbers have
got good start AMI their ctpttu, will be
ditlruJ
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-09-21

BRAIsERD, Msnu., Sept Charge force.
of men were fighting the forest fires here al
day Tuesday Howe & Co, shut down Their
saw-mill, and the railroad company ran {
special train to Jonesville to save a large
amount of hay in that locality. Local rain.
in the afternoon have had tendency tc
check the flames, and no great damage i,
now Anticipated.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-09-21
THE m-cHeLlTowN INQUEST.


MITCHELLTowN, Sept y. During the in
ahest over the victims of the late tragedy
Tuesday. free fight was several times
threatened between the counsel, the witnesses
and the enraged spectators. Mr., Ryder, one
Of the witnesses, retortei TO Harrington that
the latter would not dare to use such Ian
guage to HIM outside the court as he had
delivered himself of during the progress OF
the inquest. Harrington appealed to
the crowu.f protection. The spectators
chrered and crowded up toward the witness
Jas though 10 seize HIM The coroner then
uls.ir an earnest entreatv. which probably
prevented a lynching When the inquest
was adjourned the crowd gathered outside
tue courtroom and made a popular ovation
Tor Harrington who has probably secured
the conviction Of LOnergan's mnrderers. for
II Is considered that verdict Of murder will
be rendered against certain policemen who
Will i,a named
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-09-21

BINGHAMTON. y Y. Sept 2I.-In the
cigar makers national convention Tuesday
Vice President Bill of Grand Rapids, was
called to the chair while President Strasser
read his report He congratulated the union
on its remarkable growth, IFS membership
nov being q. 900; said its finances were in
perfect order and the revival of trade gen
eral; and that organization is the key TO sue
cess but must I've made still more perfect in
order 10 meet the organization Of employers
NOW anLnp On
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-09-21

LEAvENwoRTH. Kan. sept. n The vicn-
ity Of the otfie- ct Tb- Ev-nmg Sun, on
Delaware street, near Main was The scene Of
an unfortunate tragedy At . O'Clock Tuesday
afternoon Quintan Campbell the editor of
the paper shot and SERIOUSLY if not fatally,
wounded his Young and beautiful wife
A. soon as the shot was fired a
crowd was attracted to the room where
the shooting was done. naar the office, and
the husband WAS found sitting by her side,
flaming her face and sohbing When he was
taken in charge he babe her an aifsctionate
good-hv He said h- shot her becauS,- she
was unfaithful and had Acknowledged 1t
Her friends deny thi> statement
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-09-21

SAN Francisco, Cal, Sept, 81 Congress
man Morrow has forwarded to Secretary
Bayard a statement Of the murder Of Leon
Baldwin. superintendent Of American mines
in Durango He asserts that Baldwin was
killed by Mexicans wantonly merely because
he was an American. Outrages upon Amer
lean citizens, he says. are increasing He
recommends some protective action by ouT
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-09-21
At CtDENT IN DAKOTA.


How II Occurred.
MINNEAPOLIS. MINI. Sept Il A Canton,
d. T, spac,aI Ia The journal say that an east
bound passenger train gu the Milwaukee a
st Paul road ran into the rear Of
IA freight tram at O'Clock
Tuesday morning, three miles east
Of th.re The freight VAS switching at In
wool Iowa, and the rear part breaking loose
tore down the grsde towards Canton for sew
eral mites finally coiliiuG with the passenger
train. The following we're killed; Andrew
Derrath. Rock Valley, Iowa, line reparer
" A Ploog Mctiregur, Iowa; engineer Of
passenger train. Charles Duntar, Mason
City, Town; fireman.
Thirty passengers escaped unnjured Six
cars OF wheat, one OF cattle, one catoose and
the passenger coaches were demolished.
Trains now running via Rock Valley,
iowa and Eden
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-09-21

SPRINGFIELD. HIS. Sept p President
Leonard. Of the Toledo. Peoria & Western
road has filed with the railroad and ware
honsa commission the official report IT the
road upon the Chatswor,h horror, showing
that the death record foots up an even
eighty. the last victim being MIR. : X Dor
den, of Tonica, IN who iirTl at Chat>Unrt
Sent In trnm inlniles rerelvai at The wrerk.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-09-21

DIES MnTNFs Iowa, Sept p AT West
Liberty during base hall game Monday
one Of the West Liberty nine used vile ep-
tibet toward Third Raseman Meyers, of the
opposing nine. WyIe, of West Liberty, who
had nstigated the trouble, strnCk Meyers,
and as the crowd gathered around, Wyleis
brother rode horse INTO the crowd tramp
ing down two men and lad named Hines
breaking the boys ribs and crushing his
skull Hines can hardly recover
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-09-21

HARRISBURG, Pa, Sept 2l-The Nationa
Association of local preachers, now in ses
sion here, has elecsed c. B Stemen, of Fort
Wayne, Ind, president for the ensuing year.
The next convention will be held at Column
hue, Ohio, in September, 1855
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-09-21

could not sink and become an oh
structiOn in the channel. but when
the tests were over there was not enough left
of the vessel to otstruct anything The
fragments ioated away in the tide. The tar
get was one mile from the gun The charges
were fifty pounds of dynamite each The
first two cartridges fell few feet short and
sank unexploded The third struck under
the schooner's stern, exploded and tore
great hole in her quarter. The fourth struck
under the center of the schooner The
explosion lifted the whole vessel
up and she fell back shaken
to pieces Everything aft of her mast
was reduced to fragments, The bows would
have sunk if not supported by the buoys A
fifth and sixth shots were fired, but went
wide. This closed the test Lieut.
Zalinski was summoned to the secretary's boat
and congratulated upon the success of the
trial Another gun is being constructed
which will carry Compound dynam lite
she'll
Miss Murfree (Craddock) will remain
at Rnstnn dnrinu Santember
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-09-21

NEW YORK, Sept 2l-Lew Vanderpoole
a well-known writer, was arrested Tuesday
charged by the owners of the Cosmopolitan
Magazine with obtaining money under false
pretences Vanderpoole has for years been
selling what he claimed were translations of
stories by the late George Sand and other
noted authors It is now claimed that these
were literary foTgeries.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-09-21

NEW YoRE, Sept 2l-Preuher Norquay
of Manitoba. who has been in this city ton
some weeks past endeavoring To float the
bonds Of the new Red River valley railroad
left for Wlnuepeg Tuesday evening, his mis-
sion having proved failure.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-09-21

Il is said there are l97, 1853 widows in
Massachusetts.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-09-21

LOUISA, KY, Sept 2L-Tuesday morn
ing William Thompson concealed himself
near the house of A J Thompson, eight
miles from here and shot three OF the fam
lily, one of them fatally The murderer also
shot a school teacher The wounded boys
are cousins of the murderer who has not
been captured
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-09-21
MINNESOTA FOREST FIRES.


BRAINERD MINI, Sept. 21-There is great
excitement here over the reports of the wide
extent of the forest fires which have beer
raging III this vicinity for day or two. II
is impossible to estimate the damage that has
been done The country to the south and east
is being laid waste Over 200 men are
fighting the fire south of here within
three or four miles. The city council has au
thorized the mayor to employ fifty men to &c
to the assistance of the farmers The mer
were sent at once, aud fifty more have been
added to the number since, Many volun-
teers are also going TO the assistance of til,
sufferers, and everything possible is being
done to stay the flames.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-09-21

DwIGHT's CROSSING, Mass, Sept 2L-The
old school house near here in which Henry
Ward Beecher preached his first sermon
while attending Amherst college, was burned
Tuesday. The structure has been visited by
thousands of tourists, and was frequently
pointed out to passengers on the New London
Northern railroad.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-09-21

We have heard many OF our old friends
say that salvation oil cured them of
rheumatism. Those who have not tried
it should do so. Our druggists sell it for
twenty five cents bottle
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-09-21

WORCESTER, Mas. Sept u LIZZIE Hoy le
disappeared from Webster Sept l. Her body
was found Tuesday in corn crib in a barn
on the Alderrh place at Oxford She had
been murdered. Her head was covered with
cloth and her feet, and hands tied with rope.
The body was 50 we'll concealed that its
presence WIS discovered only when the odor
OF decaying flesh led pa>,ere-by to make an
investigation An inquest wIll he held
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-09-21
WORTH THE SACRIFICE.
THE LONDON TIMES COMMENTS ON
AN AMERICAN SENTIMENT.

Our Constitution Fully Worth the Great
Scene at the MitcheIitown Inquest-war
on the Lesgue-On humiliation in Russia
Cholera Ravages in Messina.
NEW YORK, Sept 2l-A London special
to The World SAYS: The Times, in reviewing
the Philadelphia centennial celebration of the
adoption of the constitution, refers to the Of
ticial report of the war department, giving
the number of men slain during the war of
the rebellion. 1t saws;
Americans frequently appear to be vain
of this gigantic catalogue of slaughter, pain
and devastation. Their pride in its magni-
tude has always seemed to Englishmen ee-
centric In one respect it may not be al
together misplaced, for it bears witness to
the maiOrity of them of the Incompatible
value OF the object for which such calamities
were inflicted and suffered That conSidera
ton in itself would have been doubtfuliY
satisfactory if the defeated minority were
covering or sknlking in the south. The de-
meanor, however, OF the American nation as a
whole iustifies the sacrifices which the whole
offered The sentiment throughout the re-
public regarding the occasion of last weeks
anniversaries that 1t is the apology for the
tremendous butchers bin on both sides.
America has agreed with magnanimous
unanimity to put the entire amount
To the account of the maintenance
of that national life which commenced
formally 100 years since. If no war in the
annals of history was waged with more iron
obstinacy or was 50 reentlessly mur'lerous in
its operations. neither has any ever left be-
hind IT, on the whole, less rancor and vindic-
| tiveness The American constitution may
| claim the merit OF the latter popularity, as
/ it is willing to bear the burden of the
/ former To its friends a quarter of
! a century ago It's exceliencieS
/ were 50 manifest that they Hid not count the
/ price Of their enjoyment to its apparent ad-
! v-rSaries th-n. They are so manifest now
I that most onli agree they have not paid too
+ highly for being Obliged TO remain joint pos
,es7ors of them In the former confederate
/ states only few persist in lamenting that their
/ Efforts toward disunion were finally frus-
trdteln
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-09-21

WASHINGTON CITY, Sept q Senator
Daniel, Representatives Oates, of Alabama,
and Cram, of Texas, and several other per
sons called at the " hite House Tuesday, but
the president was engaged with Secretary
Bayarti and could see no one. The confer
ence with Mr.. Bayard lasted all the morn
M and into the afternoon.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-09-21

JOHN ] INGALLS, has so many ideas.
and believes in them so entirely, that he
would not take go little place as the
presidency of these states. What be
wants il To he dictator OF the universe.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-09-21

LONDON. Sept 2l.-The artilerymen sta
fiouef at HisiSa. In ia being ordered to pre-
pare To move abroad, went on riot, and
after wrecking the Canteen or suffers shop,
went about smashing windows and spreading
terror among the inhabitants Of the town
During the melee many soldiers and citizens
were seriously injured Twenty of the artil-
i-rymen were placed under arrest
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-09-21

MADISON, Wis, Sept. 2l--ln the cas-. If
Mary Sryiew Of Wat+rtown. against the
" isconsin odd Fellows Mutual Life lnsur-
ance company. the supreme court haS decided
thai Such insurance companies arr liable for
losses even Though policy holders may Ice
owing two assessments providing the com
pany had previuuslv received As tSsments
overdue In this particular case Stvlfw the
decreased held IolrrN IN "hu'h there was a
clause nnlhtylng II # the holder failed to
pay his assessments within sixty days. The
iecisiun l. very important shaw ing the
liabilities OF mutual htr insurance cnIu-
paultS.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-09-21

DUBLIN, sept 2l-The Dublin Gazette
publishes the government proclamation sup
pressing the National league and all Its
branches in County Clare, and its haronies.
County Leitrim Loughrea in Galway
Corkaguiney, in Kerry; CoudonS, Clangib,
bon, Dunhaow and Mnskerry, in County
CORK ami Shelhourne. IN Wexford
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-09-21

The three RS brought Regret, Re-
proach and Remorse to a great political
party in 1894. The three P's when sig
nifying DR.. Pierce's Purgative Pellets,
bring Peace to the mind, Preservation
and Perfection of health to the body.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-09-21

Birch bark ornaments and knicknacks
of all kinds are in unusually high favor,
and the demand equals that FOR tn hiss
forical hot cakes.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-09-21

JERSEY CRY N. ] Sept 2l--The steel works
of. II. Thompson & Co. at Warren and Van
worst streets, were destroyed by fire Tuesday.
The loss will be about SlO0, COO
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-09-21

EVANSVILLE, OHIO Sept. II j B. Merces
& Co, manufacturers Of knit goods assigned
Tuesday morning with liabilities of $50 90
Two hundred men are thrown out OF employ
mpUt
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-09-21

Hamlet and PeTyt0n-J Fl Cooper.
Morrison-Jas Snyder.
Dixon-Marvin Chaplin
Sterling-John Byers.
Fulton-John McCrea.
Princeton-A N Wsdden
Perriet and Millersburg- Henry Lee.
Edgington-D Montgomery
Spring Valley "A " Richey.
Garden Plain Edwin Parker
Newton-W X Mitchell.
Buffalo Prairie-J0hn Pence.
Rock Island, Central-B H kimhall
Rock Island, Broadway-A NJ BIakes-
ley.
Milan-James Dickson
Beulah-JOhu McCandless
Coal Vslley-Iohn Barton.
Woodruff + Overstreet
GeneseO-AleK White
Kewsnee-Jos L VanEm
AleXis-Dr 7 Mau4han.
Rev N H G. Fife WAS elected n,oder-
stor and Rev j. ". skinner temporary
clerk, after which adjournment Was t4k>
en- until this morning
This morning after half an hour devo
tional exercises and unfinished business,
Rev. E. G. Smith, Of Bureau Congre
gational association and Rev. John Hem.
ming, of Peoria presbytery, being pres
ent, were invited to III As corresponding
members
The following were received on certit,
Gates from their respective presbyteries:
Rev Andrew B Meldrum, presbytery OF
San Francisco, Deny Jones. presbytery
of st. Louis; Frederick W Schwabe,
presbYtery of Portsmouth The certif-
cate of David B Gordon, presbytery
of FreepOrt, was presented. and ac>
ton WIS deferred in the absence of
Mr.. Gordon Rev J. H. Brown
D. D., of the [ ?. church, Rock Island
was invited to sit as corresponding mem
Der.
A committee consistinglof Rev. C. W An
thony, A. E. Chase and Elder John McCrea
was appointed to examine the seasonal
records of the church at Buffalo Prairie.
The committee performed its duties and
reported and the report was adopted.
The moderator announced his CONS
mittees for the year.
The following were elected delegates
to the synod:
ReVs, T. R. johnson, J. T. Whittier,
more, E. C. Sickels, " ) Marquis and
JOSIAH Moore
AT II O'Clock the clerk presented the
claims of the Collegiate institute at Gen
eseO, and read the application of the
board of aid for s 800 the ensuing year.
The president of the institute was heard
with reference 20 the present condition
and prospects of the institute A com
mittee composed of Rev Marquis, Josiah
Moore and James Snyder were appointed
to bring in a recommendation concern,
ing the endowment for Geneseo institute
This afternoon at 2:30 a paper was
read by j. NJ. Linn. on THE Relation OF
the Church TO Literary Men and at
Rev. Thomas Stephenson read a papel
on How to Awaken Revival in oul
Presbytery The rest of the time was
DEVOTED to uncompleted business.
The Wonen's Presbyterial Missionary
society mel in the Sunday school room al
O'Clock this morning opening with de-
votional exercises Mrs Gay. Mrs c e
McIntire delivered an address of vel
come, Mrs Johnson making the response.
A number OF interesting papers were
read, and the election of officers resulted
as follows:
President-Mrs J R Mills. Rock ISL
and.
Vice President-Miss Sickles, Dixon
Recording Secretary-Miss Kelly, Rock
Island.
Corresponding Secretary-AIrs ] B
Moderwell. Geneseo.
Treasurer-Mrs Ed Paine, Morrison
Both societies close their sessions with
q union meeting this evening.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-09-21
ZALlNSkl'S DYNAMITE GUN
Effect of Its Shells on an sO-tOn Schooner
Official Test

An official test of
Lieut. Zaiinski's dy-
Mantle gun was
made Tuesday at
Fort Lafayette, in
the presence of Sec
rotary Whitney and
representatives of
the French, Spanish,
Danish, S " eds h,
Norwegian and jap
anese governments
fThe target was an
old Gig hty-ton
schooner. Ii was
buoyed, so that it
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-09-21

SALFM, Mas, Sept 2l-Mr- Elizabeth
Merriam Putnam died Tuesday at Da,nN -rs,
ss-.i iu2 Near> anu Is months.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-09-21

ST PETERSBURG, Sept al-A petroleum
spring rising l59 feet, has flooded the Balat-
shan district. near Baku. on the Caspian
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-09-21
CHURCH COUNCILS.
Annual Meeting of the Rock River
Presbytery.
The Session of Last Night and the
Meeting To-day AT the Broadway
Church--The WOmen'- Missionary
Society.

The Rock River Presbytery met in the
Broadway church this city, at 7,30 last
evening, and the meeting was opened
with sermon by ;he retiring moderator,
Rev. E. H Sayre, of Garden Plain. who
spoke from the text, Hebrew II 2G:
By faith they f5rsooA Egypt not fearing the
wrath Of the king for he endured As seeing hun
who is invisible
The pTesbytery was then instituted with
prayer by the moderator The roll was
made out as follows.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-09-21
THE QUESTION OF a PANIC.


WASHINGTON CITY, Sept. FL kepre-
sentative wilkins, Of Ohio, who ha, Just re-
turned from New York, says that II Is gen
orally expected IN financial circles that the
president will call an extra session u con-
grpss, 10 meet early IN November, 10 take
some steps to release the treasury surplus
aud prevent a financial panic, and be l. Vf
the opinion himself that it ought Ia br done and
viii he done A panic, said he Is not oHlt
impending, hut 1t has already begun, Stocks
vert down several points all ronnd Tuesday
Money is scarce Brokers can borrow money
only on call They want it on time ana they
can't get it All the treasury can do iii the
way OF redeeming and buying bonds, and
anticipating the payment If interest Will
moi be sufficient TO relieve the market, and
the legality of the treasury action III the
matter 1T buviuc hOndS Is Questionable
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-09-21

WAsHfNGTnN CITY, Sept 2l-ActmE Ser
rotary OF the Interior MuiGrow ha> requested
the attorney general to bring suit against
Thomas l. Greenough- the prinCipa tie con
tractor for the Northern Pacific railroad, for
the value Of 100 fir, tamarack, and pine tree
alleged to have been cut unlawfu!ly from the
crnvtrnment lHnd
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-09-21
THE MARKETS.


CHlCAGp. Sept ~.
On the board Of trade to-day the quotations
were follows, Wheat-No > September
opened and closed 6slAc; "ct"ir-r. opened 6sS,c
closed C9ls l4c, Nov.,nter. oI--uei lsc clu.,-d
,nig,' nominal Com No = September. opened
NC, closed fl'ac nominal, October, opened
l-c, Closed fl3sc. November. opened axe
closed 4iaSc OatS-No : September. Opened
25i4c rlr-t-i 25i4c nominal; October. opened
eflle ci,ss-i alic hid: November, opened
and closet sF'4 = bid Pork Year opened
rliS hd, cln-ed sl2M nominal; January
opened -l2 2iI6 closed Sl4 21La-}h Iari-sep
tenlber, opened So III, bid closed ST 25-s.ts
Live S'ock-The Union stock yards report The
following prices Hogs Market opened active
and rather firm with an advance IN prices Of tCf
ice: hight grades ST S16t5ai; rough hacking
s4soa5al; heavy packing and shipping lots
stnf5A Cattie-Siow: h'Hsses, s3r"lf4sn.
-owS. 81 5s'5ta -. stuckerS SII1tg3nO Sheep
Weak, natives, = S'A4dt; lambs slA't.5 a..
$50 a'''' "a. ,&.i> - o.,
H. - a. ,.s,Sa. - - -
1sc F,-s-t ;hoi,. cunts a., ,..r FL
n -, - a,,i,t>..,., y
i"- Pe' ~ o'h
3 . u'S'a '"Hc,
Beauty Of Hebron. I'D; -. mr. Inn IN car I,ts an
track Apples Fine >,ie.tinr.s. SI.,as5uu uar
bh
Che,.se- Holding firm for all fiur creams at
11IsG il4.c per ID for chetiar cream and lls,6
tie Ton Young Americas. and SLOW At s.egc for a
~ NV :" ~ ''' VII N'''''
New York.
NFW YoaK Sen, Al
x-..., r,,l. A., q - ,..i,,,..r I,,,7t-.r ~,
- - =
torh p"ii No, hliAeh caNu' 7ic' no N"Nthl-
Der, Shsc- tAfs-Dnil; No VIM" slate, "a
3sc; No : do. 34a.c. Rye-Unchangel Barley
Nominal Pork-Buil: old mess SIS .leLlj5l
Iard-SA 60 October; 81 81 November
Live stock: !Cattle-No trading ia beeyes,
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-09-21

of of
sndC at ELnn1
that system which invites aud
iiua andb
Cat,
Centre
Albert
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-09-21
MINISTER'S

T Wbittermore, " B Mckee, Edward
h Sayre. Edward c Sickles, \ u H Fife,
Robert L Adams Thos johnson, John 5
Lutz, " skinner J NJ Linn, c " An
thony, Josiah Moore, W 5 Marquis. c F
Carson. " Palm [ W Thornton, A E
Clark